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When God’s People Linger
The seven-day Feast of Booths (“Tabernacles”), the last of the Lord’s Feasts, has an odd feature—an eighth day. The Lord’s invitation to linger… with Him. This is a “bridge” post between my Divine Appointments series, which explores messages the Jewish calendar holds for today’s followers of Messiah, and a series on the “I Ams of Jesus” […full post]
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The Life-Giving I AMs of Jesus: The Resurrection and the Life
“I AM the resurrection and the life; he who believes in Me will live even if he dies, and everyone who lives and believes in Me will never die. Do you believe this?” (John 11:25) Frankly, I approached this post with some trepidation. “The resurrection and the life” is, after all, the very core of […full post]
A Last Supper and a Simple Message: The Way, the Truth and the Life
Distressed & dispirited in the face of disease & despair? We lost sheep can cling to a simple truth through grim days: “I AM the way.” My spiritual gift is teaching. In Greek, that’s διδάσκω, didaskó, from which we get our English didactic! Perhaps that explains my penchant for auguring into esoteric detail. 🤔 By […full post]
The Bread of Life
While the world panic-buys daily essentials, and clamors for stimulus “manna” from Washington, Yeshua cries out, “I AM the Bread of Life.” Let’s find fresh meaning in His dramatic claim. Headlines these days ring with fear. Of what? A novel flu-like virus? Devastating as that is, the deeper fear for many is a world-wide economy […full post]
Light of the World
This year’s poignant collision between Hanukkah–the Feast of Lights–and Christmas has me meditating on John 1. And on BOTH advents of Yeshua, the Light of the World. Photos of original artwork by Randi Durham of North Bend, Oregon Selah is a term used in the Psalms for a pause to let a truth sink in. […full post]
